Sounds like a bad blower
A few things can be happening here, the most likely is that the low speed winding on the motor has burned out. Another possibility is that the blow...
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Sounds like a bad blower
A few things can be happening here, the most likely is that the low speed winding on the motor has burned out. Another possibility is that the blow...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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Better think twice
Evidently the furnace had no filter before you checked it--therefore, the system may have dust and dirt build up inside it depending on how long th...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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Yeah but!
Think 20 years into the future, you need a furnace changed out and the installer tells you that your foundation had filled with water before and th...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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Blower operation
WHen you select the fan on position on your t-stat the circuit board automatically selects high speed. When the furnace is set into heat and the bl...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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It aint right!!
It's not right, the maytag furance--even the two stage furnace does not operate in the manor you described, nor does the variable speed two stage f...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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t-stat
There are those who will give you help and those who will confuse you with their explanations. If the problem is in the stat-or if the problem i...
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Depends on your total calculated heat loss/gain
What does your title 24 heat loss /heat gain calculation require? Best to go by those numbers.
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Reliability
Well in my residential business here in the San Francisco Bay area we service as far south as santa cruz and as far north as Mary's Ville from the ...
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Is this a condensing furnace?
Is this a high efficiency furnace? If so it may be one of the knock out covers for the cabinet flue pipe knock out. It may not be much.
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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You can test it yourself.
Simply take the blower door off the unit and manually depress the door switch --then operate the system for about 20 minutes, this will give the bl...
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Service Department
Even if there is a different body that will come out and adjust your system, I would maintain contact with your installing companies Service depart...
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Carrier furnace
Are you saying that if your set point is say 68 degrees and the room temperature drops below 68; that the t-stat will not put the unit in a call fo...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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Absolutely!!
Mositure will condense in that pipe, its a condensing furnace. If you dont have a PVC condensate drain line heater maybe you should call the factor...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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I agree
If you look at the technology employed by virtually every furnace manufacturer outhere today, the all employ basically the same technolgy. A circui...
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new ducts
well it depends, on what your existing blower capacity is, assuming that the blower capacity was accurately sized, adding two new 6" ducts won't af...
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There may be a key
Usually there is a diagnostic key located on the inside of one of the panels, that will give you some idea what the code blink is for, it may even ...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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hey if it works
If it works dont change it! There is no reason you have to change it out, unless the unit does not operate, I mean the furnace may have a built in ...
over 8 years by JGRIZZ
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look elsewhere
I was just looking at your original post, what exactly was the original reason that you had a service technician outhere anyway? Was your origin...
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it sounds like
It sounds more like you have a two STAGE furnace. IF its a two stage furnace, you should just pick up a two stage thermostat. If you can find a tw...
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